The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-05-05
RAINSBORO.

may %, 1851.
Everett Ferguson, Of Marshall, WAS among
his friends Saturday.
Miss Annie Dewitt took cold with the mes-
sles, and is quite poorly.
Mrs. William Skeen has bsen quite sick with
bilious collie, but 10 now on the mend.
Samuel Roads, Of Marshall, was In this
neighberhood yesterday, buying cattle.
Fenton Gail has been engaged to teach In
No. in this township, next fan and winter.
John Russell and daughter, Miss Emma,
visited friends ct Greenfield Saturday and Sun
day.
Edward Duff, Of New Lexington, was circu-
lsting among friends in this vicinity last Sab
bath.
Miss Meta Lucas, youngest daughter Of
Eli ijah Lucas, near Newells mill, 10 seriously
sick with fever.
Newell & Holt have received the machinery
for their mill, and workmen are engaged In
putting 1t in position.
Fenton Gall and his mother, Of Bslfast.
spent Saturday night and sunday the guests Of
J. b. Davis and family.
Rev. Q. J. Wells spent Friday night at Sink.
ing Spring, and Monday night at East Monroe,
In the interests Of missions.
J. Il. Roads. Of Chillicothe, one Of the exec.
utors Of the P. g. Roads estate, was here on
business Thursday and Friday.
The NEws-HERALD scribe and family are in
debted to J. b. Roads for some fne specimens
Of southern California citrus fruit.
The population has increased in the West
homo Of John Roger last Friday night.
A gentleman BY the nsms Of r. 9. Allison
has been making an effort TO get up . class in
penmanship here, with some degree Of success.
Edward Ferguson's gray mare either strsyed
away or was stolen last Friday or Friday night,
and up 70 this time he mot been able to get any
trace OF II.
During the recent heavy rains the pixies we're
much injured in places whore the current Of
water was turned TO the middle Of the roads,
by obstructions In the side ditohes.
South Charleston. His family will be missed
here in the Sunday School and church, where
they have been active and eiRcient.
Professor Sundsrlsnd, Of Dayton, Il billed 10
lecture here Wednesday night on the sdvan.
tages Of the Creamery, and especially Of the
Wilhelm system Of operating them.
Uncle John williams and wife, after an ab-
sence Of several weeks among friends near
Sinking Spring, have returned 10 spand .
while With their daughter. Mrs. John Roger.
The Roads sistsrs viii buy thsir stock Of
millinery goods this week, and viii occupy
their new building just - soon - II y CON.
plsted. which viii probably be within The next
ten days.
A heavy rain and Wind storm, accompanied
By bail, paessd over this region about 8 p. n.
lsst Thursdsy. No moro serious damage was
done than the blowing down Of fences end
some timber.
Nessrs. Gochsnour b Bowman are engaged
In rsnovating old fsethsrs b steam psoossa
In part Of the old Dunlap hotsl Thsg see0
10 b clever, accommodating gentloW9n, and
We wish them SUCCESS.
The ford ACROSS Rocky Fork between James
W. Georges and JAmss PeAbody's hes been i'm
passable for some time. The creek at that
point should b bGidged By all means, 70 aeoo0-
modats ths travelling pablo.
Maasss. Milton McKsshau and Joseph EN-
fTitz, Il the JEsey Crsamesy q 9illseoeo, NJ!
representative from W. WashinRtoa end
0fesnAald crsamsries d the Andss House yes-
tsrday, bat The preeise object Of thsis nee(jng
and IL results " did not lsasu.